Even-paced breathing
Find Your Center
An even, unhurried rhythm for attention.
Practice library
Personal training includes exercises you can practice on your own. Here, choose a breathing practice and notice your response. Keep the breath comfortable and return to normal breathing whenever you need.
Back to State TrainingSELF-GUIDED PRACTICES
Choose a rhythm. Stereo tones and breathing cues are optional.
8 practices
Even-paced breathing
An even, unhurried rhythm for attention.
Box breathing
Four equal phases for one point of attention.
Upright even-paced breathing
An easy, even rhythm for a slow start.
Brisk even-paced breathing
A quicker, comfortable rhythm before movement or focused effort.
Extended exhale
A longer, unforced exhale before rest.
Double inhale + long exhale
A brief reset between meetings, conversations or decisions.
Alternate nostril breathing
A quiet alternating rhythm for transitions and attention.
Humming exhale
A soft humming exhale to explore sensation.
ONE SYSTEM · MANY MOMENTS
Practice, then take one next step.
Arrive and notice what is here.
Follow one clear breathing rhythm.
Carry the practice into one next move.
FOR A FACILITATED EXPERIENCE
Explore active patterns with a facilitator in individual or group work.
PRACTICE GUIDELINES
Practice seated or lying down. Use active breathwork and breath holds away from driving, machinery, and water. Return to normal breathing if you feel dizzy, distressed, or unwell. Keep sound at a comfortable level and use headphones only in a safe setting.
Full practice guidelines